NMRpipe Yahoo group maxent entropy for dataset which is real (not complex) in indirect

maxent entropy for dataset which is real (not complex) in indirect

I use my pulse to get 2d nmr dataset, data in direct dimension is complex, data in indirect dimension is real! how can i us Maximum Entropy processing function

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